HI.
Mine is half built ringt now :)
There was some problem sourcing some of the
74-logic. The design uses LS and F class chips.
I'd tried to figure out which could be replaced
with AC/AHC/ACT class chips. I had some problem
finding the 688 (8+8 bit comparator) in those
variants. Now if you don't need the pattern-
matching-triggering option, just leave the 688 out.

I had also a great deal of problem witht the
processor. I found a guy in Berlin that sold the
AVR's at a good price, just to found out
the the HEX files wasn't available at all :-(.
Had to by the pre-programmed AVR from Elektor anyway.

And the FIFO's', well, got them as samples...

And that's just about that, it's summer, the weather
is fine, the kids a free from school, so...

Jan-Erik.






-----Original Message-----
From: Murray Neill [mailto:neillm@MELBPC.ORG.AU]
Sent: den 11 juli 2003 12:25
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [EE]: Elektor Logic Analyser


A few months ago there was a discussion surrounding a Logic Analyser project
in the Elektor Magazine, Feb 2003 edition. I am interested in making one,
but purely for hobby usage. If anyone has completed the project, how do you
find it?

Is it ultimately useful and is the software ok? Also, what did it cost and
which options did you use?

Thanks in advance,

Murray Neill

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